February 22, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• ADA manager to speak at luncheon
• Bend skier helps lead U.S. to top-10 finish
• Calendar
• Chillier nighttime temps all this week
• DEQ may check Sisters air quality
• Do your homework before buying a new eco-friendly refrigerator
• Geologists simulate ancient massive floods
• Lively dancers happy to help
• Man arrested after pedestrian dies
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• OSU adjusts to custodian contract cuts
• Sage grouse decision nears
• Taxes may help pay for public safety
• Timing is key in energy program
• With health care in shambles, many fear for patients’ future
• Work is progressing on wildlife underpass

BUSINESS

• Apple wants to see 99-cent TV shows
• Blockbuster fights back with new technologies
• Clackamas manufacturer going high-tech, greener
• Do your homework before buying a new eco-friendly refrigerator
• Rearranging its Office is a priority for Microsoft
• Sally Collins eager to explore ‘big ideas’ for region
• Timing is key in energy program

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Boozer leads Jazz to comeback victory
• Canada stunned on home ice by U.S. hockey squad
• Fans are far from stone silent
• Flying tire kills woman at Arizona
• Football
• German scores win in bobsled
• Jamaican whose coach is from Bend places ninth in men’s ski cross
• Johnson gets a break, takes win at California
• Langer wins Allianz Championship in playoff
• Miller basks in gold
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 19 Pitt upsets No. 3 Villanova
• Nuggets top the Celtics 114-105
• Poulter gets his biggest career win at Match Play
• Racing in the sun
• Racing Scoreboard
• Reaping all the rewards
• Safety reviews will begin after Olympics
• Scoreboard
• Swiss skier avoids accidents, takes victory Curling’s great leap: winning over Carl Lewis
• Taking a frozen kayak ride
• Tennis
• Track & field
• Tuesday, Feb. 23
• U.S. hockey team upsets Soviets in 1980 Olympic ‘Miracle on Ice'

OBITS

• Bill Gordon was father of Arecibo telescope
• Howard Lotsof explored drug addiction cure
• John ‘Jack’ Babcock, last known Canadian WWI vet, dies at 109

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• JoAnne L. Joyner

NATION & WORLD

• Bill Gordon was father of Arecibo telescope
• Breakfast: Another victim of the recession
• California considering online animal abuser registry
• Floods, mudslides kill dozens in Portugal
• Happiness can be good for the heart, study finds
• Howard Lotsof explored drug addiction cure
• Israel unveils drones that can reach Iran
• John ‘Jack’ Babcock, last known Canadian WWI vet, dies at 109
• Marjah offensive called an ‘initial salvo'
• Nigerian junta vows to restore democracy
• Protecting wildlife is one mission at Army base
• Sally Collins eager to explore ‘big ideas’ for region
• Study sheds light on ‘night owl syndrome’ among teenagers
• U.S. hockey team upsets Soviets in 1980 Olympic ‘Miracle on Ice'

FEATURES

• Happiness can be good for the heart, study finds
• Pick the best light bulb

ENTERTAINMENT

• After 33 years, BBC's ‘Top Gear' still in top form
• In honor of George, some other well-known Washingtons
• Movie Times
• Roger Ebert cannot speak, but he still communicates

OPINION

• Budget bailout isn’t a solution
• Federal government hobbled the stimulus
• One alienated Oregon voter’s manifesto about politics
• Women should consider all data about when to start getting mammograms

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Work is progressing on wildlife underpass